Retail

Upper West Side supermarket shuts its doors

Facing high rents, the popular Associated Supermarket, on Amsterdam Avenue and 99th Street, shuttered its windows this week. There is another Associated on 97th Street.

By Casey Tolan | Apr 5 03:56 am ET

Harlem wine bar has its last last call

Nectar Wine Bar was the first wine store on Frederick Douglass Boulevard, but closed due to economic pressures.

By Gina Lee | Mar 2 07:19 am ET

Halloween weekend brings record sales to MoHi Ricky’s

“Halloween is our biggest season,” assistant manager Indigo Robinson said. “We make almost double the amount we would make on a regular day.”

By Lillian Chen | Nov 1 03:35 am ET

Nussbaum closes temporarily after health inspection

Nussbaum racked up 59 violation points for “extensive unsanitary conditions, including vermin infestation, inadequate refrigeration facilities, and food contamination.”

By Chelsea Lo | Apr 15 03:28 am ET

After false start, Five Guys to open today at 110th St.

After opening for a brief period on March 12, Five Guys will open for good Wednesday at 11 a.m.

By Katie Bentivoglio | Mar 23 03:39 am ET

Gourmet taqueria to open at 108th, B’way by summer

A new Mexican restaurant, Cascabel Taqueria, will open at 108th Street and Broadway before the fall semester.

By Constance Boozer | Mar 23 03:18 am ET

Terrace in the Sky declares bankruptcy, owes CU $87,000

Terrace in the Sky has its finances in the gutter.

By Constance Boozer | Mar 1 02:28 am ET

Five Guys to open in the next 30 days, rep says

Students said Mel's will remain a hot night spot, even if Five Guys is more wallet-friendly.

By Constance Boozer | Feb 8 04:04 am ET

New Architecture center will move into unoccupied School of Social Work space

Architecture students say their current studios in Avery are cramped and impractical.

By Chelsea Lo | Jan 25 04:25 am ET

New supermarket to compete with higher-end retail in Columbus Square

In an area that has been dominated by retail chains and five new residential towers in the past five years, lower income residents said they’re grateful for a more affordable option.

By Gina Lee | Jan 21 03:09 am ET

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